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Hong Kong Open WTA 250 Nov 2nd to Nov 8th
Quarter Finals
Talia Gibson came within one point of beating Sasnovich but somehow lost from two match points up. Fortunately Alex Eala finally won a close match defeating Valentova in a thrilling tie break. The last 8 looks good for the higher ranked players to win.
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Round 2
Talia Gibson is much higher ranked than Sasnovich but she has also never beaten the experienced professional. Today might be the day as Gibson has the weapons on this surface to come through this match. Alex Eala is after a first win in three against Tereza Valentova. IT is definitely a case of third time lucky for these two potential se
Talia Gibson is much higher ranked than Sasnovich but she has also never beaten the experienced professional. Today might be the day as Gibson has the weapons on this surface to come through this match. Alex Eala is after a first win in three against Tereza Valentova. IT is definitely a case of third time lucky for these two potential seeds to win in round 2.
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T.Gibson to beat A.Sasnovich
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Round 1
Talia Gibson will beat Oliynykova in the first round. The Australian looks is good form coming into this event and may well reach the semi final to face Alex Eala in a repeat of her second round match last week. Elsewhere Alex Eala should beat Alycia Parks and Katie Boulter will beat Golubic.
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Hong Kong Main Draw
Sorana Cirstea plays her last event of her career as the #1 seed. We wish her well but it is unlikely she takes home the title despite her top seeding. Alex Eala is playing much better and her level in Tokyo was the best on show except for Diana Shnaider. The Russian has pulled out of this week so Alex Eala has to be considered a favourit
Sorana Cirstea plays her last event of her career as the #1 seed. We wish her well but it is unlikely she takes home the title despite her top seeding. Alex Eala is playing much better and her level in Tokyo was the best on show except for Diana Shnaider. The Russian has pulled out of this week so Alex Eala has to be considered a favourite assuming her tennis level is sustained for the entire week.
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Alex Eala to win the title